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Sontaran General
Oracle Text
Trample, haste
Battalion — Whenever this creature and at least two other creatures attack, for each opponent, goad up to one target creature that player controls. Those creatures can't block this turn. (Until your next turn, they attack each combat if able and attack a player other than you if able.)
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Character Background
Sontaran General fits best into an aggressive, board-centric tempo plan, where its job is to swing the race decisively rather than sit back. A 5/5 with trample and haste for five mana already pressures life totals immediately, and Battalion turns a good attack into a forced scramble for every opponent: when it attacks with at least two other creatures, you can goad one creature from each player, stripping away blockers and pushing the table into awkward attacks on their next turn. That makes it especially strong in go-wide red decks, especially those that can flood the board with cheap tokens, evasive attackers, or creature-makers that arrive before combat. Pair it with anthem effects or token engines so Battalion turns on consistently, and consider cards that reward attacking like extra combat steps or “whenever a creature attacks” payoffs. The Doctor Who flavor lands cleanly too: this is a commander who doesn’t negotiate, only advances the front line.
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Character Background
Sontaran General fits best into an aggressive, board-centric tempo plan, where its job is to swing the race decisively rather than sit back. A 5/5 with trample and haste for five mana already pressures life totals immediately, and Battalion turns a good attack into a forced scramble for every opponent: when it attacks with at least two other creatures, you can goad one creature from each player, stripping away blockers and pushing the table into awkward attacks on their next turn. That makes it especially strong in go-wide red decks, especially those that can flood the board with cheap tokens, evasive attackers, or creature-makers that arrive before combat. Pair it with anthem effects or token engines so Battalion turns on consistently, and consider cards that reward attacking like extra combat steps or “whenever a creature attacks” payoffs. The Doctor Who flavor lands cleanly too: this is a commander who doesn’t negotiate, only advances the front line.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:20:43 UTC